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Brands can stop greenwashing by doing the work needed to become more sustainable companies.
Consumers are making a change by demanding better and more sustainable products that adhere to an animal-free supply chain.
This is my story on how adopting a plant-based diet has played a key role in improving my health and healing my gut.
Imagine wanting a burger and having it materialize in front of your eyes. It would be as easily as printing a page from your computer. Well, you no longer have to imagine it.
You can watch the whole segment at Uproxx.com to learn more about the important work these members of Black Girls Trekkin’ are doing.
Jasmine’s interview with Support Indie Authors following the publishing of the short story, The Seven Roses.
Jasmine got to sit down with director, William Clift, and producer, David Millbern to discuss the documentary, A Long Road To Freedom: The Advocate Celebrates 50 Years, which debuted at the 2018 Outfest LA festival.
Jasmine met up with California-based indie band, Kittenhead, to discuss their passion for music, self-expression. and their sense of responsibility to use the platform of the musical stage to be advocates for the disenfranchised and a voice in the movement for more social justice.
Jasmine writes about her experience participating in a writing challenge and how she continues to grow and set new goals as an emerging author in this month's Last Words.
Jasmine discusses diversity in the world of the outdoor community and how everyone can help promote equality and provide inclusive spaces for all people in an article published on Evergreen Girls.
I have always been familiar with mid-century architecture and design. As a former architecture student I was made aware of Palm Springs, CA’s significance to the modernism movement and its impact on design, architecture, art, fashion and culture. However, even with my interest in architecture and design, I had never attended Palm Springs’ Modernism Week celebration.
One of the strangest feelings in the world for me has to be the time I watched a group of young artists paint the logo, that I had designed and come up with in my head. Watching the sign that they painted being mounted on top of an art gallery storefront is also right up there with the painting. I watched as they printed a copy of the image out on sheets of paper and carefully took their time with every stroke of their brushes to perfectly capture the original doodle I made for Create To Learn, and couldn’t help but be surprised out how everything turned out.
I ended up getting the chance to sit down and speak with a professional contact, whom I met while working on a research project for graduate school, on her online podcast, “Operation Community Stimulus.” The show takes the time to interview community nonprofits and business owners who give advice to college students and young working professionals, and regularly airs live from 5:30 pm to 6:00 pm on Fridays.
As published on Uloop and the Huffington Post
Many of us are searching for jobs, buying books, and worrying about whether or not our financial aid will kick in on time. Completing the long list of classes for our course curriculum is always the first things on our minds (especially now with all of the educational budget cuts) but should all of these things be the only focus on our minds? What about internships?
Susan Surftone led a band called Susan and the Surftones that toured all over the world and received airplay on radio in the U.S. and abroad before going solo as a singer-songwriter and guitarist. However, this was after she graduated from law school, passed the Bar, and worked as an FBI agent who monitored KGB agents.